This morning, for no reason in particular, I decided to browse my copy of the classic qualmath textbook, Fundamentals of Qualitative Mathematics, and it proved surprisingly relevant: The towering edifice of qualitative mathematics is constructed upon a pair of simple axioms. First: Everything is something divided by nothing. Second: Each thing is a zillionth of … Continue reading From Fundamentals of Qualitative Mathematics
Some of you may not be aware of my pioneering work in qualitative mathematics. However, my obscurity outside my field of specialty will be coming to a dramatic end in the near future. For I am preparing to publicly announce my discovery of a new qualitative number, the Hysterical Number, or h, which is the … Continue reading h
Zillion is a funnier word for myriad, which happens to be my favorite qualitative number. For me, any exact quantity is only an approximate fraction of zillion. If x is an exact value, x = y zillionths. * Qualitative math. Operations performed on none, some, few, many, myriad… * I suppose I’m still thinking about … Continue reading x = y zillionths